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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-16
Smolamoet.

- Sept. 5rant g. Mills bat funbet
Cub ner Ssbpennins.
- Gppe Suie git sRauion Dbiu op
/ 2uer. Sab 100000.
-&apt. 6iG, en- @alooniit i @ranb
SORTS, bar forlabt Bpen os lin @jelb.
- @n Orfan git oper gittpiten ben
26 Nus. us pbelasoe mango @tibe os
mango 2ip.
- 800 Nesre gift til en- 2eir 8runsz
pid Eenneiee o9 faitebe tire, Der bapbe
breht en- Neser 5loben.
- Taset paa ben ipbilfe Spnasose /
Chicago falbt inb unoer Geperationen
os brebte en- og 1aarebe tire Weno.
- Set nDe bemotrattite 8lao @ranb
SORTS bar MI feet 9asens 2ps. Set er
6 ipaltet os pel fplot meo &pertiisemen
ter.
- @li5abetbto,pn Sq. er 5rpet
fpr en- Morberbanoe ber boloer til 9piz
enc omtrins Bpen. Sc bar fbr foruolot
IL Yerioners Dpb.
s. Scrip gitp fit en- Mober, iiteoetfor
Castor Oil, Camphorated Oil til tit
1pse Barn fra &onen til spoteteren, ba
oenne ,tte par b1emme. Barnet opoe
naite Dag.
-Sames Blaine er i Tpiflanb MI
os peb itte beitemt bporben ban pil reiie.
S ale be Bper bpor ban tommer faar
insen iaaban Masie 8reper iom ban, og
ban taser 8 Elmer bper Da9 til 8repz
ifriunins.
- Gn 60 Nar 9ammel Tpifer operz
gap fig ON geatten til Yolitiet / Buffalo
og iasoe ban bapoe mprbet fin Some.
9a Yolitiet unoeripste Sasen fanot be
bans Some 8loo. SUN bapoe faact
flere @las al en- gr.
- Seer Sepmore $40. lpb ct 6rastz
tren al @poret os IA 8osne os 2ofomoz
t,p peltebe neb oper en- Is Sob bpi 8afz
fe. 2otomotipet git runbt fire @ange
os be9roo Snsenipren os 5prbpoeren
unber fig. 8osnene bleu tnuite. Eabet
ami jlaaes til $4,000.
- gn Nemsb9p &eobins Ea., gil
inb paa en- @aloon for at 1el9e Yrobibiz
tionsblabet The Voice ,@aa ub mer
big" raabte Saloonfeeperen; ,,bette er
en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Yrobibitionsz
blabe." Saloonteepere fan osiaa iise
@anbbeben.
- acknowledgements Mtlanta @eoaio
bruser al fin &unit os 5lio for at fon1:
me til Wa9ten. De bar bolbt bemme'
lige aonpentioner os bel ilutter at forlanse
nD @temmeafsipnius oper Gmanbemen:
tet meb ben Seniist at omitprte YrObibi
tionen. ....
Den lutberife &irfes general &onci
npbte @reenuille Yeniplpania 9orsba!
forrise llse. Sen lutberife &irfe be
itaaenbe al 9 Spnober er Der repreien
terebe. Neiten Tuiirb Hreiter os 180(
Menisbeber. 9enne &irfe er ben Gerb
itBrlte al be protestantiife Samfuno be
: tiaanbs.
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Ylattornen antat at Yrobibtton.
ttterne I Spracufe, q. 3.

vi Yrob1blt1onl1ter at 9tetp yort, re-
preienterebe peo benne &onpention, tbet
ri tatter Sub, &onsernes &onse os 9jemz
menes Goriparer os beoer bam ONT at
itpre os lebe os, irenietter berpeb bore
Brinciper os erflerer:
1. Nt Stprelien af, peo os for Solicit
fun Tan sisres peoparenoe o9 taalez
Zig peb Soltets Naruaasenbeo ooer
offentlis Moral.
2. Mt 8renoepinstrafifen er en- 6ienoe
af bper entel Burser, er 9iemmez
nes Sorbanbelie, Samfunoets 8prz
be os en- 5orbrpbelle mob Sub o9
2anb os at ale Snteresler, lociale
os politiife freezer at Erufiten for
bpbes.
8. SIT 9rafifens nbrpbbelie aloris tan
opnaaes oeb ct @pitem Der ilisner
bet 2tcenle eller @fat.
4. Nt ben, ber itemmer for 2icenie MOB
ta9er Statens geapn 8eitiffelle
fra Statens perite SLENDER os bet
ban itemmer for afifen, for bpab
ben inbbrinser @taten, er li9eiaa
flor 5orbrDber mob Staten iom er
ben, ber ielser fin Stemme til en-
forrnpt &anbioat.
5. Mt 9temmeIebbelens gerb os 8ez
tDbning FREEZER, at ben Der 1elser
eller fipber @temme bpr sjeres
umpnbis.
6. ut @etferb os 2isbeb FREEZER, at
Der ifulbe sipes &pinoen @temmez
ret us at &onsresien forelesser @a>
gen peb Nmanoementer.
7. Mt nbrpbbelien af Tilpirfnins, Snbz
fbriel os @als af beruienbe 9ritfe
er ben eeentlise MarteiaS baabe i
@tat os 2anb o9 berfor Hartiernes
esentli9e Brepe.
8. Gor Nrbeiberue forlanser ri 8renz
bepins forbub lom ben melt betDbz
ninssfuloe &eform. slt Grbeioez
rens 9elbreo os @itterbeo unoer
ubiprelien af Nrbeioet itulbe pere
forlparet peb 2op, at 2ouene mob
8srns Beifjeftiselie siennemferes,
at Gorbelins af 6ortjeneite mellem
grbeibssiper os Nrbeiber opmunz
tres os at cooperative 5oretasenz
ber fremmes peb pig 2ousiuning.
Nt Zig 2pn 6etales for famine Nr=
beibe uanieet enten bet uofpres al
Manb eQer &pinoe, at ri protei iterer
impb &orporationers eaer Spetuz
lanters 8e1ibbel1e al itore 2anoz
itretninser os fororer at 2anbet
bepares for ben pirfelise Setler.
glt gneret til Nnle9 al Sporpogn,
@asfabrit tillteoeoes lite ben bpiit
bpbenbe men ben, ber fan 9ipe ben
.bebite 9ilfreositiaelie for ben lapez
ie 8ris os at ale betaler Sfat for
bpab be eier os itte for bpao be
ifplber.
9. gt be foritjelise 2ope iom af ben
republifanife 2esislatur ubiteotez
meb Senipn til Temperance oiier,
at bet 8arti iaaoel iom bet bemo:
fratilfe lisser unoer for Brenoe:
pinsmagten.
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Wobtaselle bos Samilien 8. Bubabl os
Wsberne Der bar nosle af be bD99elislte
bum bapoe bolbt / Staten.
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@tSconfn.

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af blipe lpnnet meb 1900 0aler Maret.
! - 9enrp &unse, ct 35zaarist Gen
paa SinbsfpsezN zNiplet er unbiluppet oe
enbnu lite sienfunbet.
! llniperiitetets Spitterutin bespnbe,
,bas. Brofesior s. Olien pil iom bib
til, asfItere be ifanbinauilfe Stubenter.
= Sarmerne Omesnen er Del TIL
frebs meb &esnet be ieneit forlpbne
Gage. Men nu baaber be paa Solifinsz
peir.
= 8eteranernes Eager bet biitoriite
Selnabs 2ofale &apitoliet er inbpat<
feoe ps ienbte til llbitilinsen Miltuau=
fee
= st @ammenjtpb fanbt Steb ner
Wilpaufee, bporpeb ct 8arn tilbgrenbe
Mrs. Sobnien fra @ranpile tom alporz
til 9tabe.
= s &iper Sails nebbranot Central
9ouie furrise llse. Sab $4,000. Nsiuz
ranien befter $4,000. Set antases at
pere paaiat.
= Sbebopsun. ,,Mornins Telez
gram" er 9tapnet paa ct femlpaltet
9asblab, iom 81. 80. BiGet er bespnot
at ubsipe Der.
= @n 9eitat paa Sames 9osans
Sarm Totpnet yeemport blep antenbt
unoer upe1ret /. Torsoass, ber oslaa
paa andre 5arme anrettebe enbel Stabe.
- @auian. @n uns Wano, Spn al
Nsiemblpman &ronentpetter blep neset
| farli9t tilreot peo, at ct @n1erD 6iul
lprang, mebens ban ltuloe llibe ct Gag
blao iMpQen. ...
- 2on6 Du Sac. 8. s. Moore &
Cons bar iolst Ga 8elle 8o9nfabrif for
100000 til ct NIT Stod &ompagni,
bpis 8reiibent er s. $. 6arns,portb.
Sets @runbtapttal er $4,000.
- Sm Tobafsmarfebet oper bele
Staten 1fripes: Man er life ,1tanb til
at opbase nosen 5oranbring Tobafsz
banoelen meo 9enipn til Priierne; beriz
MOB bar Der peret nosen 9eeosan9 /
m1etnin9ens 5tsrrel1e.
- @tou9bton. Sern er blepen f1nz
ben Sprinsers Stenbruo, omtrent fen'
Wtil fra Stousbton. Grpper al Malz
men er blepen ienbt til Yrofeslor 6. 81.
8an 9iie peo Stats< <uniuerlitetet
Ntaoiion for at unberipses.
- &acine. @n 2ommetDp fra Milz
tpautee fit ber Bpen burtis os baaro
Meofart. 9an bleo srebeu paa l1oi till
liuss @runben; ben neite Morsen ilasz
bes ban 60 9ases Sensiel, huiltet for
eseoes til 12O, ba ban bpirpitet proteitez
rebe mob 0pmmen.
$ Stousbton bar Der isien en- for
8rano ibet 2euoriens 8inbuz og Dprfaz
brit nebbranot. en- &oncert til Snb=
test for 9. SO. 6. q. os 50. 6. 8. Il.
blep bolbt forrise lse. Sen be9apebe
Gbriitlne Nslien fra Mabiion 9iorbe me-
gen 2ptfe meb fine @olonummere.
- Green 8ap. st iereset l1lpffesz
tilfelbe fanbt @teb paa Miltuaufee &
geortbern 81. 81. Soet ct Yasiasertran
pasierebe en- &ulposn, iom itob paa en-
anben Sfinnesans, iprans pluoielis
8Osnens 2emmer Os ilos oeroeb til tire
Yerloner, iom iab meo Nrmene ub al
TrRnets Binbuer. NQe blep baarbt BE-
1faoiseoe.
%. $. See os &. 90. gfortb bler
i StousbtOn palst iom 9elesater til
Narsmpbet for @oob Tenplar Sroenen,
bpilfet blep bplbt | Gapitoliet Wabis
ion. Sobn 9. Sind bolbt Der ct 9lim~
renbe Sorebras os bans Some, Der II
,,@loqutionilr, oeflamerebe ct StDffe til
Joriamlinsens Jornsielie. st Wfuiif=
forps Der beftob al unse 9amer belipeoe
5oriamlinsen meo fine 9oner. 81
famine Gmbebsmeno sienpalstes os alt
er af ben Ouerbepisnins, at be ioet fon.
menbe Mar oil forboble lit Weeblemsan,
tai.
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FELT RAABET. "

,,Felt Raabet" has larger circu-
lation in this City, than any Norwe-
gean weekly and is the best adver-
tising medium.
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to our yo',ng friend, hoping to meet
him again in the future We then
TOOK leg conveyance for High Shoal
factory, and called at Mr.. Jac,zsons
Tor dnnor, who treated us with all
Kindness, and drove us eight miles
that evening to High Shoals; and
s@id on the way he would stop us at
MI. James FrmHiers, for we woul1
nave to accept of his hospitlity if we
went to High Shoals, which we did
~ that Bind Old Virginia style, (as he
nc IS " Ylr&lnian) known only to Tir-
%ln'ans. Ills good lady told us she
WAS milking Il little Jersey COW thot
gave her two pounds OF butter por
Gay which she could sell at Athens
tor4o cents per pound, eighty cents
" oay, and we believed it from what
w" saw on The table, and Chat Of tho
incest We spent some davs in q
lo" miles Of Ei3h Shoals, anil star
Ird on our return home, and spent q
might with our friend AIr Jackson and
kiild LADY, thence for Athens and to,l
the North Eastern train for Tu,o
Ih'n the A1r hinH fer home, notlinn
morc of Interest happening.
Summing MI up We are as well of
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tie gossip in our towns n,d comlnu-
mites, at first u mole biII bpt fine
e,voo+ ,,oreoI r. ,,l,.a ,,,l.. u'
'"N,' "'''",' ~, 10 '"'''" "''''' ',!'
tongue "l''n 1t becomes " &l%"nt'"
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cannot be repaired this side of ctcr-
nity.
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wa" q man OF great paSSl"N' hnt when
nsulted he would count ten before he
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Married WoMnavsa' Ecc:"fo7a.

Married W0nlaUa' Egcc:Hfo7a.
The Supreme Court of this State
has decided that since 1882, mar
tried woman had no right to mort
gage her separate estate or proper
ty, to secure the payment cf q debt
due from her husband, or any one
else This decision seems to have
spread CONSERVATION in the money
lending camp, and has been the text
for many severe criticisms on the
court.
We do not say that the supreme
court is above criticism, but We do
say that it is improper to coll its
decisions into question as long aS
they are the result of conacicn-
tious discharge of duty. The honest
Interpretation of the law by the court,
is all the country is entitled to. If
this works hardship, the law, not
the court, is the proper subject for
criticism. Judges Simpson and Me
liver deserve vote Of thanks instead
of criticism for showing US what
the law is. The force oH tho orin-
ion is not in the least diminished by
the dissenting opinion OF Judge Mc.
Gowan. If VIC agreed with every
word the latter says, we would Ger,
tainly know we wero wroug, because
it would not agree with the opinion
of the majority Of the court, which
is legally the inv.
Criticism which can do 1othinr
more than spread dissatisfaction, IS
to say the least Of it ,nWisc. The
law may be criticised, but there is
nothing wrong about it, Just 50 we
understand it. Tt can inimc 10 one.
All that has been said against the
opinion, perhaps would have done
more good in words of sympathy for
those who did not know the law, and
thereby suffered. The court deserve.
neither praise nor ccnSurc for OK
pressing its convictions Of what tn,
law is.
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Government NTniM;&ry.

It has been clearly proven in diff
ferent sections in this county that
illicit Government whiskev can do
as much dcvilmcntm tie same lcnglh
of time, as blockade whisllry. The
law against one is a8 strict as tie
law against the mother.
Last Saturday n package of Gov
ernment whiskcy was distributed
near this town contrary to the law
against retailing, and il WAS the
direct cause OF no little mischief.
But the harm it did has nothing
to do with the guilt Of the party
who sold the whi~kcy. We have
been informed that Il club was got
ten up and the whistcy Was sold
i'll bulk md distributed to each mcm.
Der of the club. This IS suhtcr-
fuge that can avail nothing. This
is not the first time this trick has
been played. The people northwest
OF this place have aLio been made
victims Of just such q proceeding,
and no steps have been taken to en-
force the Ia" It is the duty of
every man who received any part
of the whiskoy Saturday to report
the fact to Trial J .,stice Robinson
for investigation.
The parties need not hnye gone
out of town to distribute it to
evade the law. 1t would have been
no greater violation Of the law to
have set tho kcg on the public well
III main street and measured it
therefrom, than it was to distribute
At in the woods mile north of
town.
Ii q man has the right to sell ten
gallons of liquor and send it here to
be given out to the paying mem
bers of the club, there is nothing to
prevent him from establishing a ware
house wherever he plooses, hiring
an agent and pushing the business
for all it is worth.
If the brother who furnished this
whiskey only knew it, the citizens of
this place had rather paid him for
the Whiskey and bnrncd II with fire
on the spot, than for it to have Been
used as it was.
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THURSDAY, MAY II, 1887

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TIES COCO CD STANDBY
accomplished for everybody cgactlyw iscIo!mcd
fcrit Nn" OF tho reasons for tho great po!uartyof Of
tho M28tcT% Jlnimcnt IS found In its WuivGrNhl
up2siCrbiiicy. Everybody needs Euch medicine.
TAc IumbcrnnH needs It In cosc Of accident
Tho Puu"cyYitp needs II FOR gonoSalfnm!ly uso'
The Cnunicrnccda It for hIs teams and hi men,
I'ho Alcchunic needs it always on his "oi@
bench.
Tho Wincrnrcds It IN case OF emergency
E'uo pinnrCIncrdsit-cG2 tget aionG Wth"'' "'
The Farmer needs 1t in his house. his st"Oio'
0nd his stock yard.
The SicuUlhDCt man or tile "0nthihh hce"'
Il IN liberal supply afl0ot aud Ash"rc'
The uorsC-(jincicr needs lit Ii III" DoSI
frlcHd Nrd safest reliance.
r'hr Sfcck-grovVCr needs lit wiz *"To nm
thorzrnGs OF Lolors and osworld oC trouble.
Thc RaIfron d im5,N nbcda it and VII need 80
long AZ hls no IS round Of accdcot3nnd dangers
LFhc fgncl,yVoOh srnnn uCeds IT,. There is No.h'
IrgIlxo Il as IN autbotc for the dnugrU5 to lie,
IinlD aud comfort which surround the pioneer.
trbc BIcrCiIunt needs IL 0lout hts store among
hi, employees. Accidents VIII happen, and when
thego come she Mubtpng TIuIrGcpt lsw?Utcd toncc
IIecpn Bottle an tbo HouBe. 'T,6 the best o.
economy.
Keep n Bottle 81 thr FuCt"ry, Ithimmed'att
Ia e6se OF ucgirnt I"il aud lOGs OF wages
IScep n Rottie Aiways ia tau Stabio Tor
uso when wanted.
Jnu lO 1851 1v
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Econosny ssad ys,aaae.

4 Most farmers cla$nS to be economi,
cal, aud doubtless they tlink they
are. but when one comes to think of
the vast amount of money mvec Sed in
machinery which goes to ruin every
year simply because of lack Of proper
caro-, he must cOncludo that, no mat
ter how economical the average far-
mer is i'll some respects, i'll others he
is recklcssly wasteful.
Go through one ncighborhood and
you will see plows and harrows and
cultiyttors standing III the field where
they were last used. All through
our wcrtcln country, you will See
rcopcrs, mowers and thrcsl,iug ma,
chimes left out Of doors all winter.
Wagons seldom have shelter. ANY
one who has ever looked into tie mat
ter knows that exposure to tie Gle
mcnts docS more to spoil moc,iru
than all the Wear it gets in doing ;t5
work. 1t seems strange that hard
working men, men who pride them,
selves on th~ir prudence and ccono-
my, will allow SO mu,h valuable prop
erty to go to waste cvausc OF neglect
and carelcssncSS. 1t is THAT, and not
Ignorance, which brings oloUt 50
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VII! lT@rj;r" ir aII til" state AID Fedora
Courts.
march g 1883
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ron GALE.

,@.tttt22--::;,~~E's cd c'ocn@clor2 at Law
II>-Ai.>IS G. H., S. c..
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2 z GO |, = :: ~. : e.. A.zID y GE0.Tz1G,n.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-04-01

Germany refuses 10 participate in tho
French exhibition of 1859.
Forty officers have been ARE tel at
Odessa for revolutionary connections
Queen Victoria laid the foundation stone
OF the Victoria Assize Court building in
Birmingham the other day.
The fifteenth army division Of Russia
numbering 5000 men, has been ordered,
70 hold itself in instant readiness, either
for marching or embarking.
The police Of st Petersburg have dis
covered stores Of dynamite and apparatus
for the manufacture Of bombs in several
villas at Pargslevos. summer resort in tho
Ru, sian capital
At Weiner Neustadt, Lower Austria a
powder mill exploded, blowing three sol
diers TO atoms The explosion caused a
great scare in the surrounding country,
people believing an earth luake occurred.
The duchess of Cumberland has been
placed in a lunatic asylum near Vienna.
She suffers from me ancholia She is a
daughter of the king OF Denmark and
sister of the king OF Greece, the czarina OF
Russia and the princess OF Wales.
The British house of commons was in
session all night few nights ago, discus
sing the civil service bill which its friends
determined TO pass before the house adj
iourned. The session lasted until clock
the next afternoon, when the bin was
passed.
The steamer Belgic from China and
Japan brings the news OF fearful tragedy
at Hsia -Shib Chen, China, twenty miles
northeast of Hongebow. over 30) tramps
appeared at the village and greatly twitted
the inhabitants The village inveigled the
whole body into "A temple and during the
night set fire TO it, Only forty occupants
OF the building escaped. The remainder
burned to death.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-04-01

The senate has adopted d re solution call
ing upon the superintendent of the var-
Gus insane asylums 20 furnish lists con
tanning the full name, and age aud date
when received, the county and the weekly
charge made for the support of each pa
tent who j. ch rye to the state; also
the same facts with regard TO patients who
are a charge upon the counties and those
who are at private charges.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-04-01
Extracted Honey.

There is one very serious objection to
the purchase of this class of honey,
which | have never seen noted, vet
which purchasers note and complain
of. 1t is not serious objection for
other than table use, perhaps, but il is
a serious one for that Honey varies
very much in quality. and good deal
of it is anything but n luxury to fan
ciers of nice honey. In the frames It
can be selected. but when extracted
all goes together. More than this, it
often does not al go together. the
nicest-made being sold in the comb,
and only the inferior grades extracted.
Ii is. therefore. not the fear of glucose
adulteration alone. but unpleasant cx-
periences. which lessons the call for ex-
tracted honey. -Rurdi hep Yorker.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-04-01

Grieyed Clara-You pretend TO love
me, and yet you will not take me out
sleigh-riding, as Charley Smith did Lucy
Hooper last night. Hard up George mot
to be crushed We'll, you know, he Dor
rowed the money of me. That's the rea-
son | could not ask you tonight.
a member OF the London library lately
wanted to borrow Rider llaggard's story,
'She. IL was out at the time, but few
after he received postal which ran: "She
has come in and will be kept for you until
the Sth." His wife read the card and for
time there was a tragic air about the
house.
"Why does that young man clasp that
young lady so closely?" asked Miss Clara
of young Ponsonby, as couple passed
them i'm a giddy waltz. Its one of tho
ways Of the whirled, | suppose, " respond
ed Ponsonby.
An Indiana woman cloped three times
Each time her husband forgave her, and
now she has only 10 threaten 10 leave
again and the new bonnet she wants is al
ways forthcoming.
Little vsites of plush are worn for
afternoon calls and 10 the matinees, and nj
night TO the play. They are of a shade to
match the costume sometimes. but more
generally seal brown, which goes well with
any costume. They reach only some two
inches below the waist line behind, and
have sling sleeves.